Capt. William Eaton — D. of War Accountants' Office Springfield Mass.^ts Sir June 5.^th 1795. Your letter of the 30.^th Ulto I have received together with a receipt Roll of your recruits — which has been examined and the sum of Eighty Dollars, passed to your credit — which leaves a Balance in your hands of D 130.³³/100 which sum may be opposed to your Pay — which may become due, after the day you were last paid. I am Sir Y.^r — William Simmons --- James [undecipherable: probable reading O'Hara] Esq^r D. of War Accountants' Office Qua^r M^r Gen^l June 5.^th 1795. Sir The letters that you left at this Office for the purpose of obtaining information for the Estate of the late Col. William Butler have been particularly attended to, and I find that no information can be obtained that I conceive will be of the least service to the points in question. I therefore take the liberty of returning to you the said letters enclosed. I am Sir Y.^r &^c William Simmons --- Doc^r Josepho Phillips. D. of War Accountants' Office Pittsburgh June 6.^th 1795. Sir I Received your letter of 8.^th Ulto inclosing the receipt of Isaac Craig for eighty five dollars and fifty cents, being the Pay of Lieut Mecklenburg's detachment which sum has been passed to your credit. I am Sir &^c William Simmons